NOM 1545 | Nose: cooked agave, some earthy notes, tropical floral, and honey Flavor: Hot spicy entry, cooked agave, some sweetness, has a dry mouth feel Finish: Has a big pepper finish that lingers

Buttery aroma with dirt/earth and agave also prevalent. A distinct aroma of rubber is also noticeable. The earth and agave are upfront in the flavor followed by some peppery spice and mint. From start to finish, the flavor is distinctly bitter. Finish is relatively short. Not quite sure what to make of this one. In a word I guess I would say unbalanced. Some characteristics of an enjoyable blanco are there but offset by the rubber in the aroma (I should note that the rubber aroma fades after ~5 minutes in the glass), the bitter flavor and short finish. 8/15/2015

Got a slight whiff of rubber off the bottle but opened up to a nice agave aroma in my glass. Nice oily feel. The marketing calls the flavor "bright & elegant" and I would agree. Then the spice presents on the sides, mid mouth, moderate length. Nice finish. Good value!

Herbal notes with cooked agave nose. Opens up to a light honey and mint flavors.

nose strong alcohol taste slight honey, slight brine, fiery alcohol with very hot peppery burn suitable for mixing

It has a taste that can only be described as what I imagine a flower must taste like. Not good. Seems to mellow if you let it sit in the glass for awhile. I read an interview with the founder who says they created this for people who don't like the typical taste of tequila. I also read that they are out of business now. Not the worst tequila I have had, but far from the best. I got this bottle for $20 at my local Grocery Outlet store. I would not buy it again. YMMV Be aware, the metal cap has sharp edges.

NOM 1545 | L0592D1F.., tasted on 9-27-23. Aroma: salty cooked agave, briny, just a touch of agave sweetness, a touch of anise, a touch of cinnamon. Palate: confirms aroma perceived, ends quite briny. Finish is medium to long, light salty cooked agave note persist.